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Course: Jan 2026 - Mathematics I
Topic: Set Theory and Relations | Marks: 1
Question 1
A survey was conducted on pollution of 525 ponds across some cities. It was found that 230 ponds are polluted by fertilisers (F), 245 ponds are polluted by pesticides (P) and 257 ponds are polluted by pharmaceutical products (Ph). 100 ponds are polluted by fertilisers and pesticides, 82 ponds are polluted by fertilisers and pharmaceutical products, 77 ponds are polluted by pesticides and pharmaceutical products.

Define a relation on the set of 525 ponds such that two ponds are related if both are polluted by fertilisers and pharmaceutical products. Which of the following is/are true?
Type: MSQ | Marks: 1 | Topic: Relations
MCQ
Set Theory and Relations
3 Unit Assessment
A
Relation is reflexive.
B
Relation is transitive.
C
Relation is symmetric.
D
This is an equivalence relation.
Topic: Identity Relations and Functions | Marks: 1
Question 2
Consider the relation R={(x,y)∣x−y=0}⊂R×R on the set R. Which of the following is/are true?
Type: MSQ | Marks: 1 | Topic: Relations
MCQ
Set Theory and Relations
3 Unit Assessment
A
R is a transitive relation.
B
R is a function.
C
R is not an equivalence relation.
D
R is a reflexive relation.
E
R is a symmetric relation.
Topic: Injective (One-One) Functions | Marks: 1
Question 3
Which of the following relations is/are one-one function?
Type: MCQ | Marks: 1 | Topic: Functions
MCQ
Set Theory and Relations
3 Unit Assessment
A
R1={(x,y)∣x,y∈R,x+y>2}
B
R2={(x,y)∣x,y∈R,x>y}
C
R3={(x,y)∣x,y∈R, x+y=12}
D
R4={(x,y)∣x,y∈R,y=x2}
Topic: Surjective (Onto) and Piecewise Functions | Marks: 1
Question 4
Which of the following is/are true?
Type: MSQ | Marks: 1 | Topic: Functions
MCQ
Set Theory and Relations
3 Unit Assessment
A
Function f:N→R such that f(x)=x2 is not onto.
B
Relation R={(1,1),(1,2),(3,1)} on a set A={1,2,3} is a function.
C
Function f:R→R such that f(x)=∣x∣ is not one-one.
D
Function f:R→R such that f(x)=(x−1)2 is one-one and onto.
Topic: Set Cardinality and Regions | Marks: 1
Question 5
Consider the following sets,
A={x∣x∈N}
B={x∣−5<x<105,x∈R}
C={x∣x is a rational number,10<x≤80}
A={x∣x∈N}
B={x∣−5<x<105,x∈R}
C={x∣x is a rational number,10<x≤80}
Find the cardinality of the set (A−C)∩B.
Type: NAT | Marks: 1 | Topic: Set Theory
MCQ
3 Unit Assessment
Topic: Principle of Inclusion-Exclusion (PIE) | Marks: 1
Question 6
A survey was conducted on pollution of 525 ponds across some cities. It was found that 230 ponds are polluted by fertilisers (F), 245 ponds are polluted by pesticides (P) and 257 ponds are polluted by pharmaceutical products (Ph). 100 ponds are polluted by fertilisers and pesticides, 82 ponds are polluted by fertilisers and pharmaceutical products, 77 ponds are polluted by pesticides and pharmaceutical products.

Find the number of ponds polluted by all types of water contaminants.
Type: NAT | Marks: 1 | Topic: Set Theory
MCQ
3 Unit Assessment
Topic: Modeling Family Trees as Functions | Marks: 1
Question 7
Mahesh has four sons (Shubh, Rabi, Mahendra, and Rajat). Shubh has two sons (Yashubh and Navrtna). Rabi has two sons named Rathi and Rakesh.
Let R be "are cousins" and S be "is son of".
f=S∩(P×Q).
Which of the following options are correct?


Type: MSQ | Marks: 1 | Topic: Relations & Functions
MCQ
Set Theory and Relations
3 Unit Assessment
A
f:P→Q is a function, where P={Yashubh, Navrtna, Rathi, Rakesh, Mahesh} and Q={ Shubh, Rabi, Mahendra, Rajat}.
B
If f:P→Q is a function, where P={ Yashubh, Navrtna, Rathi, Rakesh} and Q={Shubh, Rabi, Mahendra, Rajat}, then f is one-one.
C
If f:P→Q is a function, where P={Yashubh, Navrtna, Rathi, Rakesh} and Q={ Shubh, Rabi}, then f is onto.
D
If f:P→Q is a function, where P={Yashubh, Rathi} and Q={Shubh, Rabi}, then f is bijective.
Topic: Domains and Codomains | Marks: 1
Question 8
Consider the table of materials and dielectric constants.
| Material | Dielectric constant |
|---|---|
| Air | 1 |
| Vaccum | 2 |
| Paper | 3 |
| Glass | 8 |
| Nerve membrane | 7 |
| Silicon | 13 |
Let f be a function from the set of materials to the set of dielectric constants. Which of the following is true?
Type: MCQ | Marks: 1 | Topic: Functions
MCQ
Set Theory and Relations
3 Unit Assessment
A
f is neither one to one nor onto.
B
f is one to one but not onto.
C
f is onto but not one to one.
D
f is bijective.
Topic: Symmetric Difference of Sets | Marks: 1
Question 9
Consider the following sets.
- A={x∈N∣x mod 2=0 and 1≤x≤10}
- B={x∈N∣x mod 5=0 and 6≤x≤25}
- C={x∈N∣x mod 7=0 and 7≤x≤29}
What is the cardinality of (A∖(B∪C))∪(B∖(C∪A))∪(C∖(B∪A))
Type: NAT | Marks: 1 | Topic: Set Theory
MCQ
3 Unit Assessment
Topic: Multi-set Overlap Word Problems | Marks: 1
Question 10
In 180 people survey: 95 watched Dabangg, 100 watched Avatar, 100 watched RRR. Intersections: Dabangg ∩ Avatar = 50, Avatar ∩ RRR = 40, Dabangg ∩ RRR = 55. If all 180 people watched at least one movie, find the number of people who watched only RRR and Avatar but not Dabangg.
Type: NAT | Marks: 1 | Topic: Set Theory
MCQ
3 Unit Assessment
Question 11
Family Tree relations R ("are cousins") and S ("is son of").
Mahesh has four sons (Shubh, Rabi, Mahendra, and Rajat). Shubh has two sons (Yashubh and Navrtna). Rabi has two sons named Rathi and Rakesh.
Which of the following options are correct?
Type: MSQ | Marks: 1 | Topic: Relations
MCQ
Set Theory and Relations
3 Unit Assessment
A
R is an equivalence relation.
B
(Rathi, Navrtna) ∈R
C
S is an equivalence relation.
D
(Mahesh, Rajat) ∈S.
E
(Yashubh, Rathi) ∈R and (Rathi, Yashubh) ∈R.
F
S is symmetric relation.
Question 12
Family Tree: Let m be the number of elements in R (cousins) and n be the number of elements in S (son of). Find m+n.
(Consider the set consisting of all mentioned people).
Type: NAT | Marks: 1 | Topic: Relations
MCQ
3 Unit Assessment
Question 13
Let A=Q and B=Z. Consider the function f:A→B defined as f(p/q)=p−q where gcd(p,q)=1 and q>0. Which of the following is true?
Type: MCQ | Marks: 1 | Topic: Functions
MCQ
Set Theory and Relations
3 Unit Assessment
A
f is one to one but not onto.
B
f is neither one to one nor onto.
C
f is onto but not one to one.
D
f is bijective.
Question 14
Match the following sets:
i. Finite
ii. Infinite
iii. Singleton
iv. Empty

(A) {x∣x2=25,x∈N} (B) {x∣x2+1=0,x∈R} (C) {x∣x2−x−6=0,x∈Z} (D) {x∣x+2>0,x∈R}

(A) {x∣x2=25,x∈N} (B) {x∣x2+1=0,x∈R} (C) {x∣x2−x−6=0,x∈Z} (D) {x∣x+2>0,x∈R}
Type: MCQ | Marks: 1 | Topic: Set Theory
MCQ
Set Theory and Relations
3 Unit Assessment
A
A→iii,B→iv,C→i,D→ii
B
A→iii,B→i,C→iv,D→ii
C
A→iii,B→iv,C→i,D→ii (Wait, same as A)
D
A→iii,B→ii,C→iv,D→i
Question 15
If f1 and f2 are two functions with domains D1 and D2 respectively, then the domain of f1+f2 is:
Type: MCQ | Marks: 1 | Topic: Functions
MCQ
Set Theory and Relations
3 Unit Assessment
A
D1∪D2
B
D1∖D2
C
D2∖D1
D
D1∩D2
Question 16
Let f,g:R→R be defined as
f(x)={xx≤0 0x>0
g(x)={0x≤0 xx>0
Then f+g is:
Type: MSQ | Marks: 1 | Topic: Functions
MCQ
Set Theory and Relations
3 Unit Assessment
A
f is one-to-one but not onto.
B
f is neither.
C
g is onto but not one-to-one.
D
f+g is bijective.
Question 17
Consider the relations
R1={(a,b)∈N×N∣b=a+1}
R2={(a,b)∈N×N∣b≥a}
Which of the following is true?
Type: MSQ | Marks: 1 | Topic: Relations
MCQ
Set Theory and Relations
3 Unit Assessment
A
R1 is reflexive.
B
R2 is symmetric.
C
R1 is neither symmetric nor transitive.
D
R2 is both reflexive and transitive.
Question 18
Let A={3,6,9,...} (set of positive multiples of 3). Let f:N→A be defined as f(n)=6n. Is f bijective?
Type: MSQ | Marks: 1 | Topic: Functions
MCQ
Set Theory and Relations
3 Unit Assessment
A
f is one-to-one but not onto.
B
f is neither.
C
f is onto but not one-to-one.
D
f is bijective.
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